<p>[Insert community name here] Community Emergency Plan </p><p>Plan last updated on: DD/MM/YYYY</p><p>How to use this template: This template is designed for you to fill in the details of your community emergency preparations. There are examples given to help you fill the template. Detailed notes on how to create a plan can be found in the Community Emergency Plan Toolkit document here;- http://www.hants.gov.uk/community-resilience</p><p>If you are in immediate danger call 999</p><p>September 2011 2 Plan distribution list</p><p>Name Role Phone number/email address Issued on</p><p>Hampshire and Community [email protected] Insert date Isle of Wight Resilience issued Local Group Resilience Forum </p><p>Name Role Phone number Insert date issued</p><p>Plan amendment list</p><p>Date of Date for next Details of changes Changed by amendment revision made</p><p>DD/MM/YY DD/MM/YY Annex X added Community Emergency Coordinator</p><p>DD/MM/YY DD/MM/YY New Community Community Emergency Team Emergency members added Coordinator</p><p>DD/MM/YY DD/MM/YY Updated volunteer Community details Emergency Coordinator Contents</p><p>Local risk assessment...... 3</p><p>Local skills and resources assessment...... 3</p><p>Key locations identified with emergency services for use as places of safety...... 3</p><p>Emergency contact list...... 3</p><p>Sample telephone tree...... 3</p><p>List of community organisations that may be helpful in identifying vulnerable people or communities in an emergency...... 3</p><p>Activation triggers...... 3</p><p>First steps in an emergency...... 3</p><p>Community Emergency Group first meeting agenda...... 3</p><p>Establishing contact with emergency responders...... 12</p><p>Alternative arrangements for staying in contact if usual communications have been disrupted...... 3</p><p>4 Local risk assessment </p><p>Risks Impact on community What can the Community Emergency Group do to prepare?</p><p>Example:  Flooding of local  Encourage residents to River through village can streets improve home flood defences flood  Blocked access to town hall  Work with local emergency responders to  Damage to property see if they can help with distribution of flood warnings and any evacuation and rest centre establishment required  Find out what flood defences exist or are planned in the area</p><p>5 Local skills and resources assessment</p><p>Skill/Resource Who? Contact details Location When might be unavailable?</p><p>Trained first Sandy Fortman 01700 5668xx 17 Brookvale Can usually aider Street leave work within one hour</p><p>4x4 owner/driver Bob Southwold 01700 5648xx Garages to rear Tuesday of High Street mornings (already volunteers)</p><p>Chainsaw owner Simon Chalmers 01700 5605xx Simon’s Will need to (tree surgeon) Landscaping – 4 travel from site Terrace Yard</p><p>Water/food Village Shop 01700 5608xx 2 High Street Shop closed supplies on Weds but can call owner</p><p>6 Key locations identified with emergency services for use as places of safety</p><p>Building Location Potential use in Contact details of key an emergency holder</p><p>Example: Church 1 Church Square Rest Centre/safe Colin Molesworth – Hall place Warden 07749 8557xx</p><p>Watley Central; Watley Street Rest Centre/safe Jane Shulman – High School place Caretaker 07749 8655xx</p><p>7 Emergency contact list</p><p>Name: Paul Ridgeway</p><p>Title: Community Emergency Coordinator</p><p>24hr telephone contact: 07700 7785xx</p><p>Photo Email: [email protected]</p><p>Address: 2 Brook Road</p><p>Name</p><p>Title:</p><p>24hr telephone contact:</p><p>Photo Email:</p><p>Address:</p><p>8 Sample telephone tree</p><p>The phone tree works as a pyramid, with the coordinator at the top making the first call to two or more people. In turn, they call an assigned set of people and so on, until the tree is complete.</p><p>9 List of community organisations that may be helpful in identifying vulnerable people or communities in an emergency</p><p>Organisation Name and role of contact Phone number</p><p>Anytown Care Duty contact 07800 555xxxx</p><p>Activation triggers</p><p>[Use this space to record details of how your plan will be activated. You should include details of how the plan will be activated as a result of a call from the emergency services, and also how your community will decide to activate the plan yourselves, if the emergency services are unavailable]</p><p>1. On receipt of call from Hampshire County Council Emergency Planning Duty Officer 2. On receipt of flood warning from the Environment Agency 3.</p><p>10 4. First steps in an emergency</p><p>[Use this space to add the steps to be followed in when the plan is activated]</p><p>Instructions Tick</p><p>1 Call 999 (unless already alerted)</p><p>2 Ensure you are in no immediate danger</p><p>3 Contact the Community Emergency Group and meet to discuss the situation</p><p>4</p><p>5</p><p>6</p><p>7</p><p>8</p><p>9</p><p>10</p><p>11 Community Emergency Group first meeting agenda</p><p>Date: Time: Location: Attendees: </p><p>1. What is the current situation?</p><p>Location of the emergency. Is it near:  A school?  A vulnerable area?  A main access route?  Type of emergency:  Is there a threat to life?  Has electricity, gas or water been affected? Are there any vulnerable people involved?  Elderly  Families with children What resources do we need?  Food?  Off-road vehicles?  Blankets?  Shelter?</p><p>2. Establishing contact with emergency responders</p><p>3. How can we support the emergency services?</p><p>4. What actions can safely be taken?</p><p>5. Who is going to take the lead for the agreed actions?</p><p>6. Any other issues?</p><p>12 Establishing contact with emergency responders</p><p>[Use this space to record the procedure for contacting and updating local emergency responders following your Community Emergency Group meeting. These can be obtained by contacting [email protected]] </p><p>Alternative arrangements for staying in contact if usual communications have been disrupted </p><p>Communication Type Name of contact Location</p><p>Radio Anytown RAYNET - John 22 Larch Drive Springston</p><p>13</p>